Ethanol futures recovered after steep losses in the cash markets Wednesday and Thursday that were driven by rising domestic ethanol supply and the expiration of the April ethanol futures contract expiration Thursday afternoon. Prices recovered Friday as traders covered short positions heading into the weekend. May closed up 10 cents at $2.404 per gallon and June closed up 7.9 cents at $2.259 per gallon.

Crude oil prices continue their upward climb as Libyan crude oil production is still offline, as the reported agreement to reopen export terminals by the end of this week was dismissed by rebels saying no deal ...

Quick View

Dr. Dan Talks Agronomy
Can you trim inputs while growing soybeans in 2015? Here's a look at what you can and can't cut.